The 2015 Cincinnati Reds season was highlighted by the team hosting the MLB All-Star Game and several standout individual performances despite a challenging 64-98 record. First baseman Joey Votto enjoyed a spectacular bounce-back year, finishing third in MVP voting with a .314 average and 29 home runs, while Todd Frazier thrilled the home crowd by winning the Home Run Derby. The season also featured a historic youth movement in the pitching staff, setting a major league record with 64 consecutive games started by rookie pitchers.